Stevan Mena announced following the film's release that this was actually the middle film in a planned trilogy. if you're a fan of touch her and die then this is the one for you, it also has mafia-esque/forced proximity vibes, the spice is 🤌 and the banter between characters is witty and felt authentic, I can't wait for more books in this universe, Thankyou so much to the author for an arc!

Moments of Malevolence is a seriously dark romance and sexy book and now I know the reason for the title of this book. She cracks me up especially when she had Zuko tip her his unlimited black card while she was working at the club. Zuko, the eldest Hunter brother, is the male lead in this story and he is one dark, twisted guy but I quite like him. With two extremely powerful lead characters with their crazy personalities, it had train wreck possibilities written all over it.

For what the promo's I saw promised it just didn't live up to expectations, which is my fault I guess. Here is a quick description and cover image of book Moments of Malevolence (The Hunters Book 1) written by T. One of those men is Zuko and after he hears her talk, he immediately asks what her name is and of course she says her real name. All novels given here for educational and informational purposes to benefit site visitors, and is provided at no charge.

Zuko is the dark villain most would run scared shitless away from, while Alaska is the independent sassy spit-fire and his perfect match. Zuko and Alaska are morally gray characters who are both broken and a lot crazy, but their story will keep you glued to the page and asking why you are enjoying their warped tale so much. He was a twisted man with twisted kinks but I liked that he said he wouldn’t do anything kinky if that’s what she wanted!By completing your purchase, you agree to Audible's Conditions of Use and authorise Audible to charge your designated card or any other card on file. Until the day an embodiment of my darkest fantasies walks into my bar, and his unmistakable voice sends a shiver down my spine. Grabbing her sky-high heels from the floor at the foot of the bed, I kneel down and slide them on for her, so she doesn’t have to bend. She visibly shivers at my kiss, and the brush she was using to apply her makeup pauses an inch away from her face. Alaska is used to being on her own and taking care of herself but when Zuko enters her life in more ways than just one she's not sure how to navigate the secrets she's keeping.

Nevertheless, I enjoyed the characters Alaska and Zuko and I'm definitely intrigued by Zuko's brothers Kyson and Kenzo so that I'll come back to the Hunter brothers, wanting more of this world. If you don’t find her in her home town of Queensland, Australia you can usually find her travelling around the world to sitting on a beach in Bali, to exploring Alcatraz in San Francisco or walking the streets of New York.It’s dark it’s gritty and it’s super hot Zuko and Alaska are perfect for each other their chemistry is scorching and the touch her and die vibes is delicious! I went into this book not knowing what I was getting myself into and I freaking loved every moment of it. It probably says more about me than the book, but I thought this could have been a little crazier and darker? This is undoubtedly a hot, sexy, and insane tale of two people who are exactly the right kind of crazy for one another.

I don’t want to spoil anything, but there’s a scene that will literally shock you and make you fan yourself at the same time. T.L Smith consistently provides us with refreshing spicy scenes, it’s not always the same ol same ol.It was my idea when I was first introduced into this world to meet those who would likely one day be my competition. L. Smith ” is an impressive book that is now available in various format including Kindle, ePub, and PDF. I pull away as she closes her legs around my face, too sensitive now for further touch, and offer her my hand. Zuko, one of the Hunters, knows what he wants and he isn't afraid to do whatever he needs to do to get exactly that. There are some possible triggers and the author does warn readers so take notice, I didn’t find them to be a problem though.